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Concerto Barocco is a landmark neoclassical ballet choreographed by George Balanchine to Johann Sebastian Bach's Double Violin Concerto. Known for its musical counterpoint, rhythm, and a canvas that emphasizes movement in dialogue with Bach’s score, the work features two lead female dancers, one male dancer, and eight female corps, delivering a plotless yet emotionally resonant performance. Since its preview in 1941 and official premiere with the American Ballet Caravan in Rio de Janeiro, Concerto Barocco has traveled to major companies worldwide, including New York City Ballet, San Francisco Ballet, and the Royal Danish Ballet. The piece remains a favorite in repertory due to its clarity of form, musicality, and Balanchine's signature approach to movement and score.

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For fans and ticket buyers, we’ve got you covered with reliable access to upcoming performances, verified company schedules, and links to official artist and company channels. Secure your seats with confidence as venues release dates and programs for the 2025–2026 season, including appearances in prestige programs such as Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo and Glorya Kaufman Presents Dance at The Music Center.

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Background highlights: Concerto Barocco premiered May 29, 1941 in preview, with the official debut on June 27, 1941, performed by the American Ballet Caravan in Rio de Janeiro. The work quickly circulated among leading companies, and by 2020 had been staged nearly 200 times. Signature elements include a focus on musical counterpoint and the evolving relationship between movement and Bach’s score, with early versions exploring jazz-inflected movement. For contemporary audiences, the ballet remains a touchstone for Balanchine’s collaboration with Bach and his evolving approach to neoclassical form.

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Upcoming opportunities: While exact 2025 tour dates depend on each company’s official schedule, look for Concerto Barocco in repertoires such as Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo’s 2025–2026 season and performances within Glorya Kaufman Presents Dance at The Music Center program. Always check the official event pages for the latest date-to-be-announced or RESCHEDULED information. Follow Balanchine Trust pages and company channels for the latest announcements, including on social media and streaming platforms such as BMC STREAM.

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  • Choreography: George Balanchine; music: Johann Sebastian Bach (Concerto in D minor, Double Violin Concerto); genre: neoclassical ballet; structure features two lead female dancers, one male dancer, and eight female corps.
  • Premiere and history: Preview May 29, 1941; official premiere June 27, 1941 with American Ballet Caravan in Rio de Janeiro; has since circulated among many companies, including NYCB, SF Ballet, Royal Danish Ballet, and more; by 2020 it had been staged nearly 200 times.
  • Signature aspects: plotless ballet focused on musical counterpoint and rhythm, with Balanchine emphasizing the relationship between movement and Bach’s score; early versions included jazz-inflected movement.
  • 2025–2026 season presence: listed in Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo’s repertoire for 2025–2026 and included in the Glorya Kaufman Presents Dance at The Music Center program (Program B).
  • Social media presence: updates and official information are available via Balanchine Trust pages and the performing companies (e.g., NYCB, Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo); digital access platforms (e.g., BMC STREAM) provide additional content.

Background highlights: Concerto Barocco premiered May 29, 1941 in preview, with the official debut on June 27, 1941, performed by the American Ballet Caravan in Rio de Janeiro. The work quickly circulated among leading companies, and by 2020 had been staged nearly 200 times. Signature elements include a focus on musical counterpoint and the evolving relationship between movement and Bach’s score, with early versions exploring jazz-inflected movement. For contemporary audiences, the ballet remains a touchstone for Balanchine’s collaboration with Bach and his evolving approach to neoclassical form.

Upcoming opportunities: While exact 2025 tour dates depend on each company’s official schedule, look for Concerto Barocco in repertoires such as Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo’s 2025–2026 season and performances within Glorya Kaufman Presents Dance at The Music Center program. Always check the official event pages for the latest date-to-be-announced or RESCHEDULED information. Follow Balanchine Trust pages and company channels for the latest announcements, including on social media and streaming platforms such as BMC STREAM.

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